Historic Hotels in Bath

Historic Hotel

Situated in one of the most renowned crescents in the world. It spans 150 metres and founded with Ionic columns. The Royal Crescent was designed by John Wood between 1767 and 1774. During World War II's Bath Blitz, it suffered bombardment destroying 2 houses. For 250 years, it has accommodated royalties, celebrities and was featured in many films. The hotel occupies two houses, renovated to modern comforts while maintaining its traditional charm.

Historic Hotel

The villa stands on the foundations of 2 converted Victorian houses. It sits at the centre of the historic town of Bath. Just around the corner from the renowned Pulteney Bridge and within walking distance of Henrietta Park, a shelter of tranquility. The hotel offers 21 individual rooms, unique with their own character. With Hypnos bed, Egyptian cotton linen and down duvets, guests will have a luxurious and relaxing stay.

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Former lodging house built in 1794 has been restored to it glory keeping all its original Georgian townhouse features.

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The building dates form 1871.

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Situated in Bath, Combe Grove Manor Hotel is near the Prior Park Landscape Garden and University of Bath. Also close to Bath Golf Club and Claverton Pumping Station.

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Ideally located in the hearth of Bath, the 18th century property has a typical Georgian architecture and design. The award winning property features free Wi-Fi and complimentary breakfast.

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The property was built in 1874, typical Victorian house located in the Bath's famous medieval historic site. It is listed as a Heritage List in England.

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The property is an original private luxury house from 1830's.

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This historic hotel was built by Duke of Wellington in 1830 as a place where his mistress stayed during the war.

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Bath Paradise House was built in 1735 with a classic honey colored Bath stone.

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John Berryman built this property in 1890, the only red-brick house in that period.

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Leighton House was built in 1873 and recently when it was opened as hotel it changed its name to One Three Nine. The property is known to be among the finest Victorian houses in Bath.

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The property was built in 1794. It is listed as a Grade I building due to its historical and architectural importance.

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